Engineering better health Creating technological advances which deliver patient focused results Learn more about our School's mission
Our School was awarded the Queen’s Anniversary Prize 2019 The prestigious prize recognises excellence in education Read more
Research & Impact Our facilities, projects and centres ensure we deliver high-impact research… Learn more
Undergraduate Our undergraduate courses provide a solid introduction into the many ways science and technology are being used in modern clinical practice. Browse all undergraduate courses
Postgraduate Our Masters courses are highly practical, giving students real-world insight into clinical challenges through our work with St Thomas' Hospital and labs across King's. Browse all postgraduate courses
Postgraduate Research We run a number of highly acclaimed research training programmes in the medical imaging and medical technologies sectors which support our long-term research projects. Find out more
Research & Impact Our research is organised into ambitious, large-scale and long-term research projects supported by…
Public engagement From students through to senior leadership our researchers participating in public engagement…
Our connections The School of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Sciences works with a wide range of networks and…
The Centre for Doctoral Training in Smart Medical Imaging Our CDT provides a comprehensive interdisciplinary PhD programme in Medical Imaging, specifically…
The Centre for the Developing Brain The goal of the Centre is to reduce the number of children who suffer brain damage in the perinatal…
The London Medical Imaging and AI Centre for Value Based Healthcare Our diverse research teams are training sophisticated artificial intelligence algorithms from a vast…
The Centre for Medical Engineering A flagship Centre focused on medical imaging technologies with a mission to improve the…
The PET Centre The King's College London & Guy's and St Thomas' PET Centre provides a clinical PET service for…
14 January 2020 What did your placenta ever do for you? Dr Andrew Melbourne explains why the placenta is one of the most important organs in the body
10 January 2020 Addressing clinical challenges with Surgical and Interventional Engineering The Surgical & Interventional Engineering Doctoral Training Program within the School of Biomedical…
30 Jan What did your placenta ever do for you? 30 January 2020 Dr Andrew Melbourne from the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences delves deep into…